AGIS to absorb Cedar Rapids Software in consolidation
Allied Group unit AGIS of Des Moines bought Cedar Rapids Software and Services Inc. Cedar Rapids owners join AGIS and stay in Cedar Rapids. The merged firms will do business as The Freedom Group to centralize marketing efforts across AGIS, The Freedom Group, Midwest Printing and Cedar Rapids Software.
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Good News and Friendly Reminders from Localcolumn
A brief social note highlights Mr. Potters marble top credenza Ms Hall s African violets and Mr Jespers new poster from the Boston Museum of Fine Arts as items to visit or view in the community space.
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Silver Selloff Linked to BCCI Scandal Shakes Markets
The silver price drop and 44 point Dow fall are linked by investigators to the BCCI affair. National Commercial Bank of Saudi Arabia and Sheik Khalid bin Mahfouz face indictments over depositor fraud.
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Continental plans to cut Summer fares
Continental Airlines said it would cut vacation fares in many markets to offset higher fuel costs and a prior industry discount promotion. The move follows a 4.4 percent fare increase delay by American and United and comes as Continental seeks to finish its Chapter 11 restructuring.
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Consumers reduce debt sharply in May
Washington reports that consumer debt fell at a 4 percent annual rate to 721.4 billion in May, the fourth straight monthly drop and the 10th decline in 13 months. Analysts say the May decline, though shrinking spending, supports long term health of the economy.
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Dow Jones slips as earnings outlook sows caution
The Dow fell 1.89 to 3,293.28 amid erratic trading as investors awaited second quarter earnings. Boeing lagged against Airbus for a major lease deal, Kodak rose 1 to 41 1 4, Nike gained 6 to 66, and Durr-Fillauer surged 54 to 27 1 2 amid takeover chatter and Nasdaq activity.
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